Wild Boars Take a Dip in Dénia Port to Escape the Heat

Dénia Port Hosts Unexpected Guests: Wild Boars Beat the Heat with a Dip in the Sea Dénia, Spain – In an unusual turn of events, wild boars have been observed seeking respite from the intense heat by taking a refreshing swim in the port of Dénia. This unexpected behavior highlights a growing environmental concern in the region: the overpopulation of wild boars in the Valencian Community. Video footage captured by À Punt NTC shows several wild boars entering the water, seemingly unfazed by their unusual surroundings. "It was quite a sight," commented a local resident who witnessed the event. "I've never seen anything like it before." The overpopulation of wild boars is a significant issue, affecting more than 80% of municipalities in the Valencian Community. The regional government has implemented various measures to manage the population, but the problem persists. The incident in Dénia serves as a stark reminder of the challenges posed by this overpopulation. While the wild boars' cooling-off swim provided a moment of unexpected entertainment, it underscores the need for continued efforts to address the overpopulation of these animals and the potential impact on the environment and human communities.